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Tissues samples of chicken /blood, liver, spleen, fat, pancreas, kidney, lung, breast muscle, brain, femur, faeces, egg yolk, white of egg/, were analyzed for scandium concentration. ScCl3 was applied intravenously /1 mg kg−1 body weight/. High scandium concentrations were found in the liver /34. 35 ppm/, spleen /15.46 ppm/, and lung /15.52 ppm/ three days after application. This experiment shows that accumulation of scandium occurs in the yolk of egg but not in the white of the egg.
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Teherani, D.K., Badawi, N. Studies on the scandium distribution in organs of fattened chicken by neutron activation analysis. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 127, 395–400 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02166766
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